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Veterans know how to lead. The lessons we learned in the military form the foundation for bigger successes in business, entrepreneurship and community.
Host John S Berry, CEO of Berry Law, served as an active-duty Infantry Officer in the U.S. Army, finishing his military career with two deployments and retiring as a Battalion Commander in the National Guard. Today, his veteran led team at Berry Law, helps their clients fight some of the most important battles of their lives. Leading successful teams in the courtroom, the boardroom, and beyond, veteran leadership drives the firm’s rapid growth and business excellence.
Whether building teams, synchronizing operations, or refining tactics, we share our experiences, good and bad, to help you survive, thrive and dominate.

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France Hoang’s journey to entrepreneurial success is one of true grit. Prior to his current role as Co-Founder and CEO of boodleAI, a tech company that built the collaborative GenAI platform BoodleBox, France went from army officer to White House Counsel then back to the army as the XO of a U.S. Army Special Forces Company in Afghanistan. A Vietnam War refugee himself, Hoang passionately worked to evacuate our Afghan Allies after the US ended its military and diplomatic presence in Afghanistan and continues to serve his country and lead his team with relentless drive, purpose, and motivation​​Check out France’s innovative GenAI platform at boodlebox.ai or connect with him on LinkedIn.To hear how other veterans are putting their military leadership lessons to work, subscribe to our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@PTSDLawyers/podcastsFollow us on social media:https://facebook.com/veteranledhttps://twitter.com/veteranledhttps://Instagram.com/veteranled
Andrew Arbogast, a combat veteran Apache pilot turned CEO of Arbo’s Cheese Dip, reflects on his entrepreneurial journey in this episode of Veteran Led. Listen in as Andrew openly shares the challenges he faces, such as the fear of failure and the pressure of being the sole employee of his company, and how he overcomes these obstacles by recognizing the importance of resilience, learning from failure, and surrounding himself with a supportive network. Andrew emphasizes the importance of seeking help and support from other veteran entrepreneurs and the value of feedback in this candid episode. ​​To learn more about Andrew and his business, visit www.arbosdip.com or check out his social:Andrew Arbogast LinkedInArbo’s Cheese Dip LinkedInAndrew Arbogast FacebookArbo’s Cheese Dip FacebookArbo’s Cheese Dip InstagramArbo’s Cheese Dip X (Twitter)To hear how other veterans are putting their military leadership lessons to work, subscribe to our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@PTSDLawyers/podcastsFollow us on social media:https://facebook.com/veteranledhttps://twitter.com/veteranledhttps://Instagram.com/veteranled​
The resilience and strategic mindset honed on the battlefield can be your secret weapon in the business world. Scott Neil, retired Master Sergeant Army Green Beret turned entrepreneur, applies the lessons of leadership, discipline, and tactical patience learned during his time in service and shares his story on this episode of Veteran Led.​​Scott illustrates how focusing on culture, talent, and attention to detail can pave the path to success. The importance of having agile teams, strategic patience, and the invaluable trait of learning from every situation; whether it's a win or a learning moment is crucial to the success of any business. ​​The potential is within every veteran to transform and lead in the business arena and Scott exemplifies that with his bourbon brand, Horse Soldier Bourbon. This episode is a testament to how the principles of military resilience can achieve your business success.​​Check out Horse Soldier Bourbon by following this linkTo hear how other veterans are putting their military leadership lessons to work, subscribe to our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@PTSDLawyers/podcastsFollow us on social media:https://facebook.com/veteranledhttps://twitter.com/veteranledhttps://Instagram.com/veteranled
In this episode of Veteran Led, Col. (Retired) and CEO of Spahr Solutions Group Irene Vaishvila Glaeser shares her journey from the military to leading an IT services company providing communication solutions for Federal and DoD agencies. Having started her career during the Cold War era, Irene brings a unique blend of humor, authenticity, and earnest advocacy for veterans navigating their transition to civilian life.​​Emphasizing the importance of leveraging the leadership skills learned during military service; Irene passionately advocates for veterans to enter the government contracting space. She highlights the many resources and programs available to support any veteran seeking to become an entrepreneur.​​From being a pioneering female paratrooper to navigating leadership roles while balancing family life, Irene has had a diverse range of challenges that few military service members have faced, but an equally shared resilience to overcome them. This episode is not only a compelling story of personal achievement but also a guide for veterans striving for success beyond the military.​Follow this link to learn more about Spahr Solution Group.​​Connect with Irene of LinkedIn.​​To order Irene’s book Choose Your Battles: One Woman's Inspiring Journey Through The Ranks. To hear how other veterans are putting their military leadership lessons to work, subscribe to our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@PTSDLawyers/podcasts Follow us on social media:https://facebook.com/veteranledhttps://twitter.com/veteranledhttps://Instagram.com/veteranled
In this episode, John is joined by Army Command Sergeant Major (Retired) John Wayne Troxell, former third Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (SEAC) and author of "Surrender or Die." From his initiation as a dedicated enlisted soldier to attaining one of the highest ranks in the DoD, Troxell shares his 38-year commitment to serving soldiers at all levels. ​Don’t miss this impactful episode as Troxell recounts his experiences traveling the world to understand and impart the needs of the troops to the leaders back in Washington, D.C. John shares how having a service-before-self ethos guided him throughout his military career and still acts as his compass in his post-military endeavors as a leader of presence, performance, and persistence.Click here for John’s book Surrender or Die! Reflections of a Combat Leader.Follow this link to join E-Tool Nation and learn more about LE9D Leadership Development! To hear how other veterans are putting their military leadership lessons to work, subscribe to our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@PTSDLawyers/podcasts Follow us on social media:https://facebook.com/veteranledhttps://twitter.com/veteranledhttps://Instagram.com/veteranled
In this episode Veteran Led, joining John in the studio is Jason Steiner, a Marine Corps Veteran turned innovative community organizer and founder of HeroStock. HeroStock brings together Veteran performers and nonprofits, creating a space where stories of heroism, sacrifice, and resilience are shared and celebrated. Hear firsthand accounts of the impact this event has on fellow Veterans who found unprecedented courage and opportunity on the HeroStock stage.Find HeroStock on Facebook, Instagram, or visit their website at www.herostock.org. To hear how other veterans are putting their military leadership lessons to work, subscribe to our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@PTSDLawyers/podcastsFollow us on social media:https://facebook.com/veteranledhttps://twitter.com/veteranledhttps://Instagram.com/veteranled
Thom Shea, retired Navy SEAL and author of "Unbreakable: A Navy SEAL's Way of Life" and "Three Simple Things," joins John on this episode of the Veteran Led podcast. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on the essence of resilience, partnership, and growth. Through personal anecdotes and valuable insights, they highlight the importance of equal and supportive relationships, particularly in the face of challenges like PTSD. Learn from Thom Shea's experience on the significance of having a strong partner by your side and how success is often achieved with an equally capable companion. Visit Thom's website thomshea.com to learn more or click this link to purchase Thom's books, "Unbreakable Leadership" and "Three Simple Things." To hear how other veterans are putting their military leadership lessons to work, subscribe to our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@PTSDLawyers/podcastsFollow us on social media:https://facebook.com/veteranledhttps://twitter.com/veteranledhttps://Instagram.com/veteranled
Join us for an insightful episode of Veteran Led, as John sits down with Army veteran and media master, Mike’l Severe. From his successful career in journalism to his impactful work with the Jet Award Foundation, Mike’l shares valuable insights on how leaders can improve their media skills. Tune in as we discuss stories of resilience, skill adaptation, and community support. Don't miss out on this must-watch episode for anyone interested in mastering the art of media communication.Check out the amazing work Mike'l is doing and learn more about The Jet Award Foundation by visiting thejetaward.com or reach out to him directly at thejetawardfoundation@gmail.com.To hear how other veterans are putting their military leadership lessons to work, subscribe to our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@PTSDLawyers/podcasts Follow us on social media:https://facebook.com/veteranledhttps://twitter.com/veteranledhttps://Instagram.com/veteranled
Joining John on this episode of the Veteran Led Podcast is Victoria Collier, an Air Force carpenter who went on to build her own law firm and consulting business. Driven by her passion for seniors and helping people have a better quality of life during their later years, Victoria's keen ability to plan for the future and anticipate potential obstacles and opportunities allowed her to build successful businesses while fulfilling her life's mission. Don't miss Victoria's inspiring story that serves as a guidepost for purpose-driven veterans endeavoring to turn their dreams into reality.  To learn more about Victoria and her law firm consulting business, visit quidproquolaw.com To hear how other veterans are putting their military leadership lessons to work, subscribe to our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@PTSDLawyers/podcasts Follow us on social media:https://facebook.com/veteranledhttps://twitter.com/veteranledhttps://Instagram.com/veteranled
In this episode of Veteran Led, John talks with former Marine infantry officer turned thriving civilian logistician, Rudy Cazares. Rudy shares how staying connected to his fellow Marines opened doors on his journey to building multi-million dollar businesses, stressing the value of the strong military bonds and core values that equip Veterans to thrive in the private sector. Listen in as John and Rudy share notes on the OODA loop, EOS, Ductus Exemplo, and the critical elements of effective leadership you should implement today.Get in touch with Rudy to see how he can take your business to the next level: rudy@cazarnyc.com
In this episode of Veteran Led, former Navy corpsman Ed Parcaut shares how he became a successful entrepreneur in the mortgage lending industry and stresses that Veterans are uniquely suited for building and running organizations due to their resilience, commitment to high standards, and leadership abilities. Ed gives insight on what Veterans should consider in real estate transactions, such as how to maintain a good credit score, the importance of building equity through home ownership, and how VA home loans provide amazing opportunities for veterans to invest in their futures.John and Ed dive deep into topics, such as authenticity, defining personal success, and adaptability in business as well as critical issues facing Veterans, such as PTSD, difficulty transitioning, and ways in which everyone can give back to those who served. To learn more about Ed's company and buy his book, go to:https://www.edparcaut.com/getedsbook.comCheck out Ed's podcasts, Real Estate Jerky, Helping the Brave, and Inner Edison Podcast by clicking the links or by searching on your favorite podcast listening platform!
In this episode of the Veteran Led Podcast, John Berry is joined in the studio with David Stott, a former Marine and police officer turned entrepreneur in the home inspection industry. David discusses the challenges of transitioning that many veterans face and the importance of preparedness and resilience when entering the civilian business world. David highlights the soft skills he learned in the military, such as punctuality, respect, responsiveness, attention to detail and communication, that helped him stand out against competitors and win the trust of his clients. Don't miss this informative episode with actionable insights on transitioning from soldier to entrepreneur.Learn more about David's business:https://www.guardianhomeinspect.com/
In this episode of Veteran Led, host John Berry welcomes Chris Pomerleau to discuss his journey from  ROTC law student to successful real estate investment entrepreneur. Chris shares invaluable insights on strategic debt usage, planning for the future, and how to build wealth with your VA Loan. Listen in as John and Chris compare notes on building the right team, scaling your business for long-term success, mitigating risk, and how their experiences in the military helped shape them as leaders.To learn more about Chris's businesses, go to:https://www.leavenwealth.com/https://liquidlendingsolutions.com/Check out Chris's podcast, "Keepin it Real Estate," on YouTube, Apple, or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts!
Welcome to the special Valentine's Day edition of Veteran Led. We all know the buddy system is integral to the success of every military mission. But it’s just as important on the homefront with your significant other. In this episode, the tables are slightly turned as Omaha Bar Association Executive Director, Dave Sommers interviews John and his wife, Mallory Hughes, as they discuss the unique dynamic of being married to another lawyer and highlight the importance of the buddy system in both work and personal relationships. John and Mallory share their experiences and insights on building trust, collaborating effectively, and balancing work and home life. This insightful conversation emphasizes the benefits of having a strong buddy team in all aspects of life. Don't miss out on learning from these inspiring leaders who use their military experiences to excel in their careers and continue to serve their communities. Watch now and discover the power of a supportive partner in achieving success.
In this episode of Veteran Led, John talks with Daniel Alarik, former Army drill sergeant and the founder of Grunt Style, the famous military lifestyle brand. Listen in as Daniel shares lessons learned on his journey from selling t-shirts out of his car to becoming the leader of a thriving company with a large staff. Alarik offers invaluable insights on strategic marketing, experimentation, problem-solving, mentorship and the three key responsibilities of a CEO: setting the strategy, building the team, and inspecting the results. Don't miss this episode as John and Daniel discuss how to overcome the challenges of growing an organization through authentic leadership.
Think over-investing in time management is actually holding you back? You might be right! Building a strong, skilled team capable of tackling ambitious goals could be the key to unlocking significant growth, far beyond what simple delegation can achieve. This episode challenges the common time management trap and explores an alternative path to success - one that leverages your team's full potential while freeing you to focus on strategic priorities. John outlines how investing in your team and yourself can lead to truly transformative results.Subscribe to our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@PTSDLawyers/podcastsFollow us on social media:https://facebook.com/veteranledhttps://twitter.com/veteranledhttps://Instagram.com/veteranled
Host John Berry sheds light on the unique communication style within the military, highlighting its effectiveness in building strong teams and promoting excellence. While not directly applicable to all workplaces, it offers valuable insights on the importance of honest feedback, trust, and respect in driving individual and team growth.His insights help civilian organizations to not only demand the best but get the best by fostering growth and excellence instead of negativity. Subscribe to our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@PTSDLawyers/podcastsFollow us on social media:https://facebook.com/veteranledhttps://twitter.com/veteranledhttps://Instagram.com/veteranled
In this episode of Veteran Led, join John as he sits down with special guest David Neagle, an Army Cold War veteran who has since become a highly sought-after speaker, best-selling author, and host of The Successful Mind podcast. David has helped countless entrepreneurs achieve 7-8 figure businesses through his coaching and personal growth company, Life is Now. In this episode, David shares his expertise on how changing your mindset can break you of the self-imposed prison that keeps people from following their dreams and achieving financial success. Don't miss out on David’s valuable insights in this motivating episode.Learn more about David:https://www.lifeisnowinc.com/
Leaders often face the dilemma of sticking to a failing plan or admitting they were wrong and pivoting. This episode tackles the challenge of changing course after setting goals and objectives. John will guide leaders on how they can overcome barriers to change, avoid failure and improve communication to help teams thrive.Subscribe to our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@PTSDLawyers/podcastsFollow us on social media:https://facebook.com/veteranledhttps://twitter.com/veteranledhttps://Instagram.com/veteranled
It’s not all fun and games – even recreation at an organization has its purpose. In this episode of Veteran Led, John Berry explores the importance of balancing fun activities with productivity and discusses how excessive or mandatory fun can impact employee morale and overall effectiveness. Subscribe to our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@PTSDLawyers/podcastsFollow us on social media:https://facebook.com/veteranledhttps://twitter.com/veteranledhttps://Instagram.com/veteranled
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